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Op shops in South Hobart, TAS

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Eligible records in this locality3
Recorded Sunday schedule1 with opening intervals; 2 explicitly closed; 0 unknown
Recorded weekly hours3 complete schedules; 0 explicitly 24 hours on all seven days
Hours after 6 pm0 with an evening interval on at least one day; 0 unknown

Counts cover eligible published records assigned to this location, including its child suburbs. Unknown or unrelated categories, reviewed exclusions and recorded closures are excluded from these comparisons. This is directory coverage, not a count of every local business. Weekly schedules do not confirm appointments, staffing, holiday opening or current access.

3 op shops in South Hobart, TAS. Profiles include Resource Work Cooperative South Hobart, The Jesse Tree South Hobart, Vinnies South Hobart. Compare the cards below, then call before you travel.

Nearby suburbs in TAS: Sandy Bay · Hobart · North Hobart · New Town · Moonah · Bellerive · Rosny Park · Lindisfarne · Glenorchy · Mornington · Kingston · Howrah

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Op shops in South Hobart

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